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Seeking NCRA members who want to become involved and make a difference in their profession.

Questions? Email: committees@ncra.org

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Volunteer

The Association runs on volunteers.

Every program and activity of the Association has behind it a network of volunteers and staff responsible for it. If they don’t do their jobs, the program or activity simply doesn’t happen. Volunteers work on the committees and councils that recommend policy and accomplish the work of the Association. In any given year, about 200 members are providing the leadership and technical expertise that enable our committees and councils to complete their assignments. Volunteers can earn 0.25 PDC for their participation on NCRA committees.

Volunteer today

Your dedication and passion for our profession is priceless. What better way to share those qualities than by volunteering.

By doing so, you not only help preserve what we do, but you also help us to grow what we do by inspiring and supporting others.

Keith R. Lemons, FAPR, RPR, CRR (Ret.), President-Elect

Now is YOUR time to join a committee
and share all you have to offer.

✔ Check out the list of committees and councils.
✔ See which ones interest you.
✔ Use the form below tell us about your background and interests.

We can’t promise a committee assignment for everyone, but we will try to match your interests and background with our committee staffing needs.

Volunteer today

Volunteer benefits

Growth

Opportunities for personal and professional growth

Networking

Connect with your peers and the community

Inspiration

Get inspired and motivated by helping others

Why do I volunteer with NCRA? I volunteer because it enriches my life. I have met so many wonderful people while volunteering.
Suzanne Trimble, RPR, CRR

Suzanne Trimble I've gained many new skills volunteering. I also feel like I'm a contributing part of this awesome community of stenographic reporters, captioners, and videographers and hope I am making a difference. I would encourage anyone thinking of volunteering to do it. You don't have to be an expert, just willing to learn and put a little time and effort into it. I think you'll like it too.

Volunteering does something for you. You become better when you give of yourself. It motivates you even more. Volunteering gives "feet" to my love for an area, a topic.
Kathy Cortopassi, RDR, CRR, CRC

If you love what you do, sharing in making things better is just a benefit!
Kim Cherry, RMR

Kim Cherry Volunteering is inspiring to me. I love seeing people's faces light up when you can help answer a question or give them something to help make their job easier. Don't be afraid to "say" yes to a volunteer gig. You can make some lifelong friends through the process and you learn so much!